Enforcement of new red bus lanes in Downtown Pittsburgh will begin Sunday, with violators facing fines approaching $200. These lanes are reserved for buses and emergency vehicles and have been marked to prevent misuse.

Pittsburgh faces severe storms and possible flash flooding, with the National Weather Service issuing warnings and monitoring a stalled front for further weather activity.

The Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh has been approved for a significant expansion, adding 70,000 to 92,000 square feet of new space, which will include a plaza, welcome center, café, classrooms, galleries, and an auditorium.

Andy Warhol Bridge in Pittsburgh will close for inspection July 21–25 & July 28–Aug 1. Use Rachel Carson Bridge, Fort Duquesne Blvd for detours.

A major crash in Westmoreland County caused closures on Routes 119 and 66, and Interstate 70. Traffic is affected and alternate routes are being sought. Details and injuries remain unclear.

A rollover crash in Pittsburgh's Point Breeze leaves one teen dead and three injured; speed suspected as a factor.

The National Weather Service forecasts an active weather pattern for Pittsburgh and regions around it, with showers, thunderstorms, and risks of flash flooding.

Pittsburgh Mayor critiqued Trump's policies during the President's AI summit at Carnegie Mellon University, emphasizing local commitment to equity and civic engagement.

The Shop 'n Save market in Penn Hills is closing after over 30 years. A clearance sale is starting, with the store unable to compete with larger retailers.

Former Canon-McMillan teacher Justin White faces charges of institutional sexual assault after a student's father found evidence on his daughter's phone, leading to an investigation with over 22,000 messages and security camera footage.

Man arrested for leaving two kids unattended in a hot car at a Walmart in Washington County; the children were hospitalized, facing life-threatening conditions.

A fire in Dunbar Township caused four hospitalizations; one person is critical. The incident began around 2 a.m. at a residence and the cause is under investigation.

The NWS in Pittsburgh forecasts a stormy period with possible localized flooding, thunderstorms, and heavy rain, urging residents to stay alert despite the absence of a Flood Watch due to variable conditions and model uncertainties.